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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE NEW BUILDING AT ST LChES.
THE Dl piCAToRY EXERCISES To BE lrLp TO-DAY
IL

THE Di DfCATORY FNTRCISES To BE iilLp TO-DAY
BISHOP POTTER IL CHARGE
Tho new annex 10 st Lukc's Hospital y conn ictcu
and VIII be dedicated today, ST. Iuhcs bay, with
appropriate cc.cmonic-. in which Bishop Potter ana
other clcr yncn Will take part The Bishop VIII hod
services III the IarlOr oi the new buGns at i !. IN,
aud VIII administer the rate of continuation IN TIC
chapel Of the hospital.
tho new building IS situated I'm the corner OF the
beautiful ground, U! St Ln,cs at ilthaNc' ana
FIJI, fo,IuA-- has frontage OF ity feet ON FIlty
fourth It., and J., 100 feet deep II Is bullt III a
modified styIc OF Gothic architecture, and has high
rali,cd ZOO, arh bold chImnoys. 10 ~ con
structcd the most thorough manner
OF a rich red brick, with trimmings OF
BclleNilc stone In addition Ia these there are some
other decorative features IA lnOul"ed bnoh ana "ild
Gotta
The new building l. designed to acc"mnlo late the
pasfOr and an ritntrnlcntS family and forty Two
women nurse 6c..ds vc'r Of the servants connected
with tho institution. Ih removal oi The
smcriut.ndcut'. family and The nurses hum 10" hOsp-
tal Mil enable the trustees to open thirteen hJOAo ia
that building for private paying patients.
Tho new buildng wa cn'ctcl with a portion Of tho
lccary ~ 10000 l,n to- the hospital by l,iam H.
andcrbili and forms another monument 10 hi munl
c,nce In commculura lon of thl- id'l thc uurtccs
Of the hospital have placed bra7, tabIh III the
bnlldine. bearing III, Inscription:
This buiIding wa, erected and furnished In lro7
from a portion OF H." legacy lclt 10 81 L"Nc iiD'
initial hv william II. Vanderbilt
mo anncv was erected under tho supervision Of
committees consisting ~ Henry A. Oakley, Cornelius
Vanderbilt Gordon Morris, John H. f1ilr' iIi"aiu
Schen william ~ smith, Arson W. HM' ana behon
lockwood.
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mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. urrIlyo.

The hospital SATURDAY ana SUNDAY Association hold a
meeting last evening a. Lukc's Hospital The Rev.
Dr. Thomas Arutiec presided and John S. Bu--ing A.
secretary. committee appointed a. the lat meeting o
prepare amendment, the constitution and hy law "
The association made majority report The nr-f report
recommended that The constitution Doe amended 20
d,o auxiliary association, contributing $1,000 representa-
In The meeting. Tho minority report op-
posed his amendment.
j. >. kennedy, Jacob H. Sch.r the Rev. George :.
Bak ?, Judg nelson j. waterbury, tn Rev T. NJ fr'er-,
NJ u, and the Kc1. IN. ". Van Kcns,,Idcr -l0k" on
fho reports. After receiving thai the amendments adopted
nhOuld member 81 the association for his
dI~appfOkal before becoming operative. me
amendment adopted The apIiicai0u ~ the tolurrd
HOuc Hospital admitted into .lc association
referred 10 committee to make proper distinction h"-
tween he home and hospital.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County and Judiciary Convention, Grand
Opera House Hall, 80 p. IN.
day OF registration IN Brooklyn from 10 ~ d. III
and from 10 p. IN.
Board OF Aldermen noon.
Sinking Fund Commissioners City Hall, D. M
Funeral OF General Fitzpatrick, IL a. III.
Investigation into Jersey City Public Works De-
partmcnt by Grand July ,,,.., -.
Chassis OF New-YOrk, Collegiate Ohurch' fHthd'o'
and Twenty ninth ST. IL q. M
Dedication OF Annex OF St Lukes Hospital and annual
meeting OF ST. Luke's Society, ,. m. .
Martin Luther Society No. 12 West Thiry-hrst-St' 8
p.
W. ~ Barringer's lecture before Industrial Education
Association. p. IN.
Lecture by Dennis Kcarney. Cooper Union, p. m.
Convention Universalists, Eleventh Street Univer-
ast Church. p. nj. ,.,
Meeting Of executive committee OF Now-York Driv-
inc Club
Examination OF Fulton Bank cmbczzcis, brooklyn.
Departure OF Grand Army Posts for dedication OF
General Meade's monument
Pilot Commissioners. noon.
Meeting OF the Police Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

Tie funeral OF the Rev. Or. Suivah H. Weston was
held Yesterday st. john. Chapel Fully two thousand
peepe attended the services which were under the di-
rrtion of the officiating clergy of Trinity Parish. The
veterans of the eth Regiment. OF which Dr. Weston had
been the chaplain, in boiy, unicr the command
oil General H. t. Tremain aud many OF the officers and
members OF the regiment were also present III ctHens
dess great many gymen and other well knowncu
zen, were In the church The cOmmtta was pronounced
nv Rshop Potter and Morgan DIX read the closing
pra ets The bod will he left in the vesubuc OF ne
.lurrh until this morning, wIen II VIII he taken TOT
burial Ia Bristol, Ne
A sister of iJr Weston. Mrs. Perceval was the chief
unurn.r nj the funeral Later meeting OF clergyinen
WIS held in the chapel. Bishop Potter presided ana adj
dressc. IN honor of Dr. Weston made by the Rev
Ii futile Mnlcahy Brown, swope. Beach and others.
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THE BROWNS BARELY GET IN
BEATEN BY DETROIT IN PHILADELPHIA
A wrII-pLAYEp GAME WHICH WAS NEARLY WON
cIy0Ir INNING

A wELI-PLAYED GAME WHICH WAS NEARLY WON
INA SINGLE INNING.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 1.-The worlds championship game
uayed here TO much the machine order until
the ninth inning when with Baldwin muned
O'Ners foul ny. ONen evnced his gratitude by lining
the second ball pitched cenreed fence thereby
sycrng a shut-Out for ST. Louis The fielding OF both
teams sharp and brilliant, with Rowe, Dunlap Lyons
and Robinson all making numerous difficult stops and
throws In Wclch and HanOn easily carried
on the honOrs inning the former took Rich
adsOns ny off the fence centre, and in the eighth the
latter caught BushVng's line ny within a foot OF the
ground, in which he completed double play The spec
taors numbering 1000 5000. seemed TO be partial TO
and cheered them whenever the opportunity
offered Latham OF in for a great share OF
attention and was subjected considerable good naturcd
chatting The St Louis did some daring base-run-
ming in the first two Innings but after Bennett had nailed
a couple them they Rugged the bases closely. The
score follows:
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G. r. BLTyEN FOUND GrILTY.
MISS EEL INTERRUPTS The COURT l. REPRoVEl
AND DEPARTS IL TEARS

MISS ELL INTERRUPTS The COURT. i RTPRoVEp
AND DEPARTS N TEARS.
The trial II C. II. Bnvcn, for aiding an una"ini
opcraton upon Frances Bell, who recovered, Wa nm
shed Yesterday I'm the Brooklyn court 81 Sessions,
tho Jury bringing IN q verdict OF gulIty'
Yrs nellie Wool, who jointly indicted With bh'cn
and Will bc tried scpsta ,cy. testified That he IN
troduccd Miss Bcll TO her ~ Nj Gray AMI wanted a
roou, AZ her bou.e As the house WAS full she TOOK
Miss Bcl 10 the Clinton House Sho al'cI"aH went
with Miss Eel 10 the house OF Mr. Marie jam III Al
lautic ave She did not suggest an uhIa"fuI operation
In summing up the case for tic defence j. ~ "'ih-
berg made a strong suncnt OF Miss bch' WHO al
In the court room He declared that he wanted 10 Ho
10 parkciss flr dinner instead Of gous 10 restaurant
I'm Biooklyn At point Miss bcll rose Ia her ieo'
and I'm distinct but trembling voice said nave ""H
no Glance to deny IT. The interruption caused every
one to Look At the young woman and the J~sc raped
FOR order and told her iii down ct she "ouh De- 70
moved nom the court ROOM Mr. weinberg ma'c
effective use Of the Incident IN further structure, upon
Ms. Bell and she finally hft her -'Ai' AMI WIN sou
,rd f.s.- WaAc oui II tAc court room yh 'Ac ar" 81
her brother ,,..,.. .,.,,,.,l al, s,r
TN, t,r,.c,u'i,n AID Tie case vas gwen 10 N' July
q T.. ui ,..- ttc f.trv iaI fouul
him guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

TWENTY CLERKS RESIGN TO THEIR FATE.
The announcement that the Secretary Of tn" Treasury
had decided TO dismiss the twenty clerks reported by
collector Macone as incompetent did notcsuse much sur
pri.e at the Custom House yesterday 1t was expected
nv ths clerks as well a. the Collector Mr. Magone &C.
silued to give the to say when he woua
- hsade They ali belong 70 Class 2 the $lZ0V grsos
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Il | IL Is y \ ).
Novelties in Ribbons at

EoveIties in Ribbons at
Low Prices.
a choice line of plain and loop
edge Moire Sash Ribbons, o and 10
inches, at Si.5O and $l.65 yard.
i2-inch MORE Plaid Sash Ribbon
at 50 per yard real value, So:
lO-itich Satin Stripe Sash Ribbon,
handsomely cmbroidered,a lat $3.50
and $3.50 per yard; real value, $5
io-inch printed eros Grain Sash
$3.50 per ward; real value, $3.50.
ii-inch satin-finiShcd Sash Rib
bon, with raised velvet designs, at
So per yard; real value, $500.
One lot Of eros Grain
s S n es, 3, 81 and q yards long,
at S2.75 each; reduced from So.
One Lot of Narrow i b b s
at &C., &C., i2c., i5c., 2Oc., 22c.
per yard.
BUTTONS.
Our Stock Is complete with full
lines Of Coat and Trimming sizes,
to match all shades in Silks, Cloths
and Wool Dress Goods.
One Lot ofiOO Gro at 25c.
per Dozen; reduced from 85c.
One L OF Of Is o Gro at 5Oc.;
reduced from Si.5O and So.
Black and COlOred M o h i r
Bra i d 8, with fancy metal threads,
from 2Oc. to SD per yard.
Soutache and Trimming Braids,
in black and coIors, for embroider.
ing, from zoe. to $i.65 per piece.
Not ons, Small Wares and
Dress M akers' dlngs, re-
tailed at cost prices.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway ana 18th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
IrA DArEypoRTS DBlTGHrrrL JorRyEr.

Congressman Ira Davenport. of Bath with his pretty
wifo the daughter Of General George H. Sharpe. Of
Kings, on. arrived home from Europe yesterday the
Anrania. They have been spending their honeymoon
abroad, and during the summer they visited the leading
capitals and resorts besides spending week. at
Carlsbad Nj Davenport r. in excellent health and the
trip was In every enjoyable
The Congressman says that lie thinks the Republican
state ticket Is good and that ought n win the
majority ~ the votes His long absence made II npcs
sbe for him 20 discuss politics he also declined to talk
about the American noablcs abroad. because he said
they had already been thoroughly discussed In the
papers Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport went to Kingston IN
The afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
COLONEL IxGERsoLA MAr LEXD A HAND

COLONEL INGERSOLL MAY LEND A HAND
General Roger A. Pryor. Captain Black }. Randolph
fucker and Moses Solomon tho counsel for tho chicago
Anarcss will go 10 Washington tomorrow TO take INC
Sc before United states supreme Court 1hey VIII
ION General Butler there General Pryor. General bu
Ter and Mr. Tucker will divide the Oratorica honOrs
was stated yesterday Colonel Robert g. lngersol
will be retained 10 make appeal TO Governor Ogesby
OF Illinois, In the one at Washington Is not success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

Frank Parker escaped convict from Caldwell Pcpien
7tcr ~ SIlpman
John Merau. twenty-five living 40 100 Nichols
q the Chestnut
Pennsyvania Railroad YESTERDAY lie Will probably die
Colonel Robert g. IngeI soil present In tho Vice
ccos Court Yesterday for the United Telegraph
lines oppose ! OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company NewYsrk for order give The Latter pos
session Of the United lines III Sew Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
ANDREW CdENEGTES WELCOME NONE.

IA Carnegie arrived yesterday afternoon on
the Tulla from IIomDn. and went directly 10 his
house, No. . Wet I1fy nr~t--t. IGo arrived there
about 4 o'coch and found the interior of hs house
deliberately decorated with nowcrs in honor ~ his
over The entrance IN the hall, Mrs. carnegie
had u acrd a floral hoIsr6hp' bearing the mott
W,lcoms Home M. Carnegie sent down WOid TO
a reporter Who Cal'd ~ the evening thai lac too
uled 10 talk then, but would submit % Interview
IN le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

nm ]rrn Rsfe-senator JOSEPH NJ Dolph. OF oregon
Senator George Boutwell, of Massachussts.
nor r. A. Aleer OF Michigan Ex-Governor Robert h. rs'
son OF .Gttsev Hsuse-Senator George o.
Vest OF Missouri Clarendon Hotel-M NJ. Peralts Min.
Dickens Of LONDON HtIdsor Hott-slr George CsmpSoi
Holman House-Stephen 3. ElknG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
TIE WELTHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS 81 HOURS
WAsHINGTes. oct l7.-For NcwEngland and Eastern
fair weather followed By ran cooler fresh to
brisk .Outhwestery winds vceriDg TO north westerly
For Eastern Pspnsy lvania NevJsrssy and Delaware,
fair weather followed by rain, cooler fresh brisk
southorly winds veerng to southwcsterly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
BEcALLIyG GEORGE WAsHIyGTOYS BAPTISM

RECALLING GEOhGE "ASHIN6IONS BdFIISN'
AT the meeting OF the New-York Baptist Ministers
Conference yesterday morning he Rev Mr.. Pressy told
NJ his missionary work in Liberia, and the Rev. Mr.
1ver read letter in regard TO the baptism of George
washington in the Potomac BY his chaplain. the Rev.
John GanO. -, -, -, 1,,..., III,
its regular weekly meeting at the rooms OF the synod IN
kea de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
IONG I4LAND.

SAG H,RBOR-As Mrs Charles Rogers crossing q
field SATURDAY which were passing made a
movement toward her which So fghtenod her that she
dropped Dr. A. T. schiller met William McFeeters
Editor OF Ths Lance sunday. In the and
ed him down doctor hal takon offence per.
sonal notice OF him &c published by McFeeters
for Schlcrs arrest and he admitted
bail his ecOAnzaDco IL IS probable that McFeeters
Will sue for damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE NEW ARROW LINE 70 EUROPE.

Nv document filed in the Registers Office yesterday
o,o,e,tv I'm tbe city OF Alexandria Va. the east side
of Union ST. south OF Gibbons was mortgaged by Tie
Arrow steamship Company for ~ 100000 to the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company. Besides morgaging us
real estate the company las mortgaged It's snip yaruS
xbarvss etc for the construction OF line OF steamers
between New aud Europe The loan Is payable ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

AN ACADEHY TEACHER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
NORFOLK, Va, Oct I'm. g. Hudgins, assistant prin-
cpal Of the Norfolk Academy yesterday afternoon acs
dentaly shot himself with fowlng peoe while attempt
ing to valuable calf from pack OF hounds He
was using stock OF his gun the dogs when II was
discharged. He died this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
GAMEs IN OTHER CITIES.

CINCINNATI Oct 1.-THE Cincinnati and Cleveland CLUBS
,,aved heavy batting and fielding game oday
The home club did the work. both in the field and at
the bat, and IS follows
Cincinnati .............,.........l j 10
s'syeIamd ~ ..................l 4 / D 0 q l. 3
Base hts-Cincinnsti, l6; Cleveland ID Errors-Iln'
rnnati Cleveland 10 Pitchers-Hart ana ODetanuer
Umpre-Mr Jennings
WAsHlNGIoY Oct l7-Supeor batting enabled the wash
ingon another victory from It's Baltimore op
TODAY The Maryaniers heded in good FORM but
c,uld not bunch thelr hits, The follows
Washpg on ......................2 Q Q ID
Baltimore " U -
pase hits Washington IL Baltimore. T. Frrors-Wash-
ington BALTIMORE l. Pitchers "ltnev ana SHAW" 1 III
pire-Mr Baker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
1HE COIT0N on DIVIDEND PASSED

TIT Ut I'IN VII TIT HIN II n NNI1IE
The ccrtih holder. OF the American Cotton OH
Trust Yesterday received circular from John Scott tho
treasurer, announcing the passing OF the dividend due
November under tho resolution OF the trustees last
summer. II reads as follows
meeting OF the trustees II was resolved to defer the
payment VI further div end at this time This
adopted after Crol consideration the boat
crrncate holders Tbs seed arriving mach earlier
usual the nnancis
OF late has rendered avsablo for the
thor cash assets at for tho needs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
Nor PUNISHED FOX MOVING on SUNDAY

NOT PUNISHED FOX MOVING on SUNDAI
Martin Ryan, Michael Kelroy, Louis Martin and John
Wilkinson were arrested sunday for violating the
Sunday law They driving truck loads OF baggage
etc. through the streets The baggage belonged 10 the
turtmcn j. Il. llaygin, ". Il. Jennings ANA the Dryer
Bro hers, who moving away fro jerome IarK
,iucc closed on saturday. The prisoners were as
charged by Justice Welde IN the Harlem Police court
s.a.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

INCOMING SrE.i4EaS
THURSDAY. OCr. 20.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY, 0Cr T. 1851
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
steamer Fulda GER. Rinek Bremen Oct g soathamooa
WITH mse and So passengers to oelriehs Co. Arrived
Miranda ohr Lesenan st Johns NJ. via Halifax.
steamer Victoria dam Aarsith BirAco. 81. days with
fruiI to II p1nSs Arryei At te Bn Al io4, H. mia,
and passengers 10 Henry Youcelr
anG tfa wt iO mlsS to John INV Wis@.
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with mdse and p1ssea
Bars carrie wln'low. LOrng Manila April Maar-ta'
Bark Soon tNorl Laugen, Buenos Ayres 81 days III BAL
BARK Golden Fleece tBr. Armstrong. Antigua Is DAYS
Knr Iuf TO ROW nmS", ar ay with sugar %
Mose BROS vessel to Miller 6 noGghon.
CLEARED.
Steamer Wisconsin (Br Bentley, Liverpool queens
Steamer Alert NOT Kanit; tionavrs-Gord & Austin.
Steamer Victoria DAM Aarsh EaraeSa,h Pae Eays
& Co .,
Ship Lydia OBJ. Perry, Antwerp-loyd & nneken "a
BARK Oliver FRI. Cosswcn. ROael-J " Parker s 90
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS.
qfa am her Tss
'sotfiHANTfoI Oct l7-Arrived steamer Vera tGer.
Bus.us IRON New.iork On her way ~ Bremen IAhd p'
sailed Elbe GER. Meyer Bremen hence iOf
Hull Oct l5-AmveG. steamers Buffalo OBI. Maet and
otISno Sh!l Rippsth from Ncw.lo.k .,,, d, Ne,raska
ORR, Braos. from New York 0ct6. NJ, ,,,,n.
LAgNE, Oct l5Saied steamer state OF lnllana lbr '
ie from Glasgow hence for New. York ,L,n.
DUNDEE. oct l6-sailed. steamer Montauk tBr, Je"A"
for New York. ,,.,
sHRLps. Oct Is sailed. steamer Thorndale tBr' HUM
pnrey for New ,,.,rs
SICILY oct l7Passed, steamer hlctia toer' ''se''
sans from New Yors on nor way to .mop!s ,pteh.
Potter. New York. .. norAr
HAMBURG. Oct l5-Saile,l, from CuNhaNen. sto@n0' ~
(Gerl, for New.York. ,. Tar Nav
oct i6-sailca steamer Bohemia GER. karlowA '''
YORK. ,...a, frou
suEz. Oct le-Arvea ste.n,r Moray (Br'' pa0c""'
Japan and China ports for New-iork
s,xr,co NM I,,. 10, sailed steamer Santiago. Col
(Eor later [sA,oulns ysss u snx see FVss f"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

FIIZABrTH.-1he Prohibition party has nominated fun
city with
control OF the city hands Of Op
posing the efforts 10 enforce tie sunday observance laws
PATERsON-The Paterson IRISH National iguc Ancient
HiOc Home Rule club Anti Poverty Society
assemblies OF knights Labor and other
arranging TO hold great anti coercion demonstration the
week November when II Is expected to have
Messrs EsmOnde and O'ConnOT, present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
Aansurcs'nsnLA
WHY EYrRYnnpY LIKES

RiKTE's FAMILY MLDilISEs AND IoIET REQUISITES.
1t They no RyActtr WHAT If fNHcIrp o. them IN at
LFA-T 81 ,ases out Of 100
% They reasonable price beng sold at about
ouehali ~, prices c>rEci Tor tho rA1ENt SosTHuh, &c
I'll "a to 10 all that 10 ted
them srt only This has MOI proved sAti'ac
tory an vour money Will 10 CIgEEFf LILY RETURNED
Their preparations WITHOUT kN' KfTi T. arc the most
IrI,fR EFa~pSARr rAI-FarTOHi and beat value ~
L. send for thsr Illustrated caI
iosue ~ family cinos and toilet requisites. which Is
m ~ frce 70
Eoo's FOR ale almost every who're or may M
obt4 mel flr~rt IiN-r y son. Druggft- and Mtg
Chemists 5JJ 9TH ave. -. s. Established - years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
NEUS IHOH THE SUBURBS.
IEklI,Y CITY

Eugene Mcr@rtnv the burglar who shot at Dr. Horn
bio h< hOise Jersey city Ie shts
three weeks ami whom Dr Horn1ooor shot the
arrRn before Judge LppDcDt yesterday. charged
assault with TO Kill lie
not guilty and Will De trio to
Charles Msusmann German barber. at 10 CSC Grand
ms throat from 10 ay Loss Of business
II Is thought. depressed hn lie ed few hours after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

ARRKST or NEWT0EH " 'R'"KS' ~ L0ND"'.
Iuspcctor Byrn,, yesterday received NON ih'c
,,..'tic 4, Malcolm wood, 81 Manchester Enc a"''
uo photographs of Two rsuc- who hal 'c'h '""'1'
tryng 10 r,u bank IN that ci'y Of go n"''' l"'
onlrf constable wrote tlat they "er Anril'"i" "i'
gaze TIER names NIlAun Brown ann ''"'s'
Goodwin H. pcctrd that iA'5 were ''' ''''''
and WISHED 10 iuo.. II They had any f"'oIh hero y
,l. clo,c. Al Tie photographs convinced ln-pr t"r
u,rue, TINT they we're old acIuhnian'"-. h"th hA'o
lous ll-c,d tie lorucs' ca l,ry. William brown Is
known ~ tai- tit. To- the polio" and the uI''c- 49,
William Roberto, al.a- william Nat-"n aba N+l' 3
Lil ala, lig 1911. lie Aa, served ihrc years r''h
ia IhlUlIpha anil syracuse pl-""- Tor ia'" Tod
irr.c. and jumped BIS ban after l"ihe arrested az
an accomp.Icr "a pluid'ung . poe o''' ia lnlr
city. lic h q noted bank -n'aG 30 J. '''F. '"'d-
vtn VINO f. an oy-couNi,t also and known l.ir a.
Bnl etct-on. Iill snow. nII Howard, ri.hH I,hi'
or Fin the Brute. The police are epi That they
are OF harm way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
STATEN ISLAND.
ROCkLAND COUNTY.

To-day the first day of registration OF voters in the
Middetown and CastloOn the only towns Richmond
County In which regist alton Is required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
ursrCuEaTEk COuNrY.

WHITE PLAlss-Mrs Lzzete Butler, formerly Lizrette
absolute divorce from her husband
charles But er yesterday, tho charge OF inhdchy
MOUNT VERvOS.--A syn ticate at tho head OF which Is
Mater of iuRuenst Park Now Rochelle, has
the Mount and East Chester horse rail
road and south Nonkers where IL will meet
m, now railroad Youkers and tho Newly rk city and
Northern Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
ATHLETIC GAMES on STATEN ISLAND.

Tie Washington Athletic Club, Of BROOKLYN at the INVITA-
lion of President Murphy Foeys Grove stapleOn
Staten STAND and competed contests Tor medals yes
Ter ay The dfeIcnt well contested The results
were flows:
One hu ed ards dash ]. Murphy. yards first J. Far
,cTaIr. second; time 10 - one mile wax Mayer.
81 .rdS INST SclaniZ 80 yards second lime 10 D.
iI~c 90 Pui,ing the shot j. eet Inst 20 feet j.
aecont, 81 feet lncheA IhIowng lie
hammer J. Mabuken 10 feet. hrst. 1903 feet W Mnr1hy
scat D. cont lO7 y Murphy team ia The tus OF war
easily against MuldOon's Handc tple ~ Masters
Referee X. Hooper
POLICEMEN ASA ULTED IN "LIITLE HALI'
The riot which followed attempt TO make an eX-
Else arrest in Little Italy, sunday night resuted III
SIX Italians being arra- ned III the Harlem Court ysster
day morning. officer Bowder, VINO had his arm broken
by a blow with an non ba., and Policeman Drew, VINO
WAS s,aledin The back, i'll 10 testify against
the prisoners
Policemen Bowdcn and Drew tried to enter Antonio
(hipolettos liquor store, at NO. 80 East one
hundred -anG-cl veuth-st, because woman com
rlalDed Of the noise made there. They did not
get H. because crowd of Italians, armed
with all OF weapons, attacked them They capurea
their principal asslants and returning with reinforce
ments arrested ChipOletto and two other Italians.
OFFICER Bow den identified Peter Roga OF No 3l3 hast
CLehundre evonlh-st. the man who broke MS
ar. Four Of the italians were held for trial ia $500
Lii arlcce 10y Justice Wcdc. Complaint against
thpole D of having violated the Excise law was also
dismiss a. hc cOua be proven 10 nave either as
saul. Ell The policemen violated the Excise law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

NYACK Peter t. Blauvelt. we-knOwn citizen retired
Market butcher dropped 10 tho sidewalk last
night from hemOrhsge and died IN few momonts
lie as nitv four old wife and family.